On the Romanian coast, lifeguards are faced with the problem of abusive occupation of the safety lane by tourists, who install towels and umbrellas in an area five meters from the water, reserved for emergency interventions. Ignoring the no-occupation signs in this area makes it difficult for lifeguards to access the area and they end up spending a lot of time trying to squeeze through the tourists. Although there are regulations to penalize such offences, fines are rarely enforced, which hampers the rescuers' effectiveness. In Mamaia, the problem is partly solved by seaweed on the shore, which discourages people from occupying the area.
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Salvamarii se plâng că nu pot ajunge la victime din cauza prosoapelor puse de turişti mult prea aproape de apă. Patrule cu maşina pe plaje
Turiştii cu prosopul prea aproape de mare, vânaţi de salvamari. Riscă amenzi
La ce trebuie să fie atenți turiștii care stau pe prosop la plajă. Cei care nu respectă această regulă riscă sancțiuni
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